The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-09
RACING TO WIN EVERY TIME.
HOLLICxLN0 SPORT AT TIE AwHRx-
CAN JOCKEY CLUES MEETING.

Father Btn DsIy and the an.pper-rtsss-
surrh Phil wins Heavily and Might Have
Wen Mere-Garrisen's Grand Finish On
Cheetaw-A Corner In stcepleehasea
The immese throng that poured into
Jerome Park yesterday was treated to nrst-
class sport The weather was superb. the
track In fine order for fast racing. the fields Of
horses were large and OF good quality the
races were run from end to end and the best
horses won. Garrison made one Of the best
finishes Of tho meeting on Choctaw. beating
the favorite. Phil Lee. In by q short head.
Choctaw IL the horse that Mclaughlin rode on
Wednesday when Garrison sent Harry Rus
cell homo nose In front OF him on slashing
finish.
group Of turfmen surrounded Garrison In
the paddock and questioned. him as to the
truth Of the story printed in morning news
paper that Father Bill DAILY had said that he
(Garrisonl was not buying horses on ME own
account, but for syndicate OF gentlemen:
and that Garrison was one Of the sort that bet
$50 and then went round saying he had bet
$500.
"Daly told me that he had said nothing OF
the sort" replied Garrison. and he says that
he don't know how such o story came to DO
printed"
An owner and trainer OF race horses, well
known and respected for many years. said to
6uN reporter:
IT know that Garrison buys tho horses for
himself, and that the only other person having
an interest in them is McMahon, Garrison's
father.in Jaw. and the horses are entered in
their names: Asto Garrison's betting ! have
tie books win show Il. The fact is Garrison
betting hSs sss esr sss otter a b s SSus hs
s &c. s SsSsrs s have Become issious and s
PittsbaTxh Phil Esked the betting Il ring to the
fes Tor r1 pisoe but Tor the rule he follows.
which IL, never to continue betting on any day
y s b E.; e hpfPISRh sse
The riyslry between Garrison and MeLayeh-
secured three mopnts 70 MeLauehlin's one.
saoh adding one n yin to his score: MsLaughsina
e 49, S ghs 81
q 81 for Garrison. against SO for Mol ,aughlin.
The betting quarters were packed acIS long BE- 6e,
to Get on EoIisn. Ridden. By Garrison. and the
sSs ,P Ssla q a0 eleven. The race was hSm@sr
from pillar to post. Mr.. Withers's Mary Buck.
s sa q oe ssm aH ns ,ss
Sso s Sss g the head q re bo@sstTstSS whsrs
s hunt an. nsn Eos the 70 the aRs
look Ike svsrySody's race: drenadler forged
& 4~ a1 mat. VIZ tse Eaa unset ha y ssPda sg
The winner was sixth in the books and paid
sDIiss In It. Including spssdssI SPEND
% hSIoS inie ss1InSa Mr %t6srss
as:t:sootsd ailY Eso 4: Hamilton TSds = Eep a.
as sx undss Ss sbaas 81 sa%s
Ssh sesss IN
Caseade led int and out OF the S dtp Lee r.
.s sssfL Leg 90 Ws1 in Sana and
Ike race day X the
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elosssd the lsSs !. .he s
he ae s sT Into The sreteh an 'e length
oi Sf iSe bassfs IN the siraishs Passing Into
the Anal furlong Kingston vas at Laggar,db s
Iaggard and MSLaushlln lifting KINGSTON
sascf .bisdsm came third. three lengths away.
The handicap at one mile and three.six::
tie eight horses tia. ran Carrying the bulk 81
ns PEE
ss Esn ss1ks and sat
Wiz the etSs9s exe Hs1
% a ws sne
In the anal iuEsh. Richmond winning the race
The selling race. mile and a sixteenth. had
Lee, Ridden pS Church. ohoetsy. WITH Carl
Rssss ahr ns
fsvorite 9Tt for the purse from the turn Of
After tho leader. heading the pursuing bunch
at ChootaH TANKS when they came into sight
ss Rsalss s ssdd ns fS ass
e. ssssiSs Ss WIZ
Father Bill DAILY, Kept, up his corner on
ne With Srsnd
jumper Jim McGowan, the horse repeating his
5s to q JIM PMSsE WIN Won as us
other two steepleohases OF the week.
Yesterdays races were run in following order:
AN OUTSIDER WINS THE FIRST RACE.
Handicap sweepstakes for all ageA at s25 each with
30 addod Of which $50 TO the seconds furongs
IL Hyandsh b. Grenadier. 6. by Glenelg-AlalalA
PA foniss Mamie Hunt 4 iii lIanil.oni
Mcmahon UarTisons Dr. Eolian, IL taarrison).
BIsdford Mary Byckley slly. Climax: waukesha.
s...ins1Assins, Eeiisn. rs Bradford and On;
and Grenade a to Ii oryd 10 to !; wspteshA and he
paid STS5.
Bradford, the Mary Buckley fllly. and Grena-
der got on in the lead to good start. Straths-
pey bringing up the rear. The Mary Buckley
lilly soon shot to- the front, and passing the
club house was length In advance. with Brad
ford. Grensdier, OTvid, and Mamie Hunt iol-
length between each, These five kept their
field and to the lead OF the, stretch, where the
Mary buckley Ally was still In front with the
others In u bunch just behind her. In the run
up the stretch Grenadier drew out in the CEN
stand was n length in front OF Bradford, who